Improving treatment efficacy: A randomized controlled trial of the combined used of intranasal oxytocin and cognitive behavioral therapy for the treatment of major depressive disorder
ELLENBOGEN, Mark A
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The social information processing response to intranasal oxytocin as a potential marker of social vulnerability and risk for depression
The social information processing response to intranasal oxytocin as a potential marker of social vulnerability and risk for depression